Perinatal nursing / editors, Kathleen Rice Simpson, PhD, RNC, CNS-BC, FAAN, perinatal clinical nurse specialist, editor-in-chief, MON The American Journal of Maternal Child Nursing, St. Louis, Missouri ... [and others].

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Simpson, Kathleen Rice.

Ovid Technologies, Inc.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Maternal-Child Nursing.

Neonatal Nursing.

Perinatal Care.

Neonatal nursing.

Maternal health services.

Medical Subjects:

Maternal-Child Nursing.

Neonatal Nursing.

Perinatal Care.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (760 pages)

Edition:

Fifth edition.

Place of Publication:

Philadelphia : Wolters Kluwer, 2021.

System Details:

text file

Contents:

Chapter 1 Perinatal Patient Safety and Quality p. 1 / Kathleen Rice Simpson

Maternal-Infant Outcomes in the United States p. 2

Threats to Patient Safety p. 9

Evolving Solutions p. 9

Chapter 2 Integrating Cultural Beliefs and Practices When Caring for Childbearing Women and Families p. 18 / Lynn Clark Callister

Cultural Frameworks and Cultural Assessment Tools p. 20

Practices Associated with Childbearing p. 23

Gender Roles p. 23

Childbirth Pain and Culture p. 24

Major Cultural Groups p. 24

Health Differences in Populations of Childbearing Women p. 33

Barriers to Culturally Competent Care p. 34

Techniques to Integrate Culture into Nursing Care p. 36

Chapter 3 Physiologic Changes of Pregnancy p. 48 / Susan Tucker Blackburn

Hormones and Other Mediators p. 48

Cardiovascular System p. 50

Hematologic Changes p. 52

Respiratory System p. 53

Renal System p. 55

Gastrointestinal System p. 57

Metabolic Changes p. 58

Endocrine System p. 59

Immune System p. 61

Neuromuscular and Sensory Systems p. 62

Integumentary System p. 62

Reproductive Organs p. 63

Chapter 4 Antenatal Care p. 66 / Ellise D. Adams

Preconception Care p. 66

Prenatal Care p. 68

Prenatal Risk Assessment p. 71

Ongoing Prenatal Care p. 85

Fetal Surveillance p. 90

Nursing Assessment and Interventions p. 91

Chapter 5 Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy p. 99 / Adriane Burgess

Hypertensive Disorders p. 99

Current Classification and Definitions p. 99

Significance and Incidence p. 101

Morbidity and Mortality p. 102

Risk Factors p. 104

Prevention Strategies p. 104

Pathophysiology of Preeclampsia p. 105

Clinical Manifestations of Preeclampsia-Eclampsia p. 108

Preeclampsia without Severe Features versus Preeclampsia with Severe Features p. 109

Nursing Assessment and Interventions for Preeclampsia p. 110

HELLP Syndrome p. 118

Eclampsia p. 119

Cardiovascular Implications of Preeclampsia p. 119

Quality Care of Women with Preeclampsia p. 120

Chapter 6 Bleeding in Pregnancy p. 124 / Jean Salera-Vieira

Significance and Incidence p. 124

Definitions and Clinical Manifestations p. 126

Nursing Assessment p. 133

Nursing Interventions p. 135

Hemorrhagic and Hypovolemic Shock p. 136

Thrombophilias in Pregnancy p. 137

Maternal Trauma p. 138

Chapter 7 Preterm Labor and Birth p. 142 / Sheryl E. Parfitt

Significance and Incidence p. 142

Late Preterm Births p. 144

Early Term Births p. 145

Why Has the Rate of Preterm Birth Increased? p. 146

What Is Preterm Labor? p. 148

Pathophysiology of Preterm Labor and Birth p. 149

Risk Factors for Preterm Labor and Birth p. 150

Preterm Birth Risk in the Context of the Life Course p. 152

Can Preterm Labor and Birth Be Prevented? p. 154

Is There Any Good News? p. 168

Nursing Care for the Prevention of Preterm Birth p. 168

Intrapartum Nursing Care of the Woman in Preterm Labor p. 173

Chapter 8 Diabetes in Pregnancy p. 182 / Cheryl K. Roth

Significance and Incidence p. 182

Definitions and Classification p. 184

Screening and Diagnosis of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus p. 185

Clinical Manifestations p. 186

Nursing Assessments and Interventions for Diabetes Mellitus p. 187

Ambulatory and Home Care Management p. 187

Timing and Mode of Birth p. 193

Inpatient Management p. 193

Postpartum Management p. 196

Chapter 9 Cardiac Disease in Pregnancy p. 200 / Julie Arafeh

Significance and Incidence p. 200

The Cardiovascular System p. 201

Cardiac Adaptations of Pregnancy p. 203

Obstetric Outcomes and Assessment of Risk p. 205

Congenital Heart Disease in Pregnancy p. 208

Acquired Cardiac Disease in Pregnancy p. 209

Clinical Management p. 211

Nursing Care p. 218

Chapter 10 Pulmonary Complications in Pregnancy p. 221 / Cheryl K. Roth

Anatomic and Physiologic Changes of Pregnancy that Affect the Respiratory System p. 221

Recognizing Respiratory Compromise p. 222

Fetal Surveillance with Maternal Pulmonary Complications p. 222

Asthma p. 225

Pneumonia p. 231

Pulmonary Edema p. 236

Amniotic Fluid Embolism p. 238

Venous Thromboembolism p. 239

Cystic Fibrosis p. 244

Special Considerations for the Respiratory System in Pregnancy p. 245

Chapter 11 Multiple Gestation p. 249 / Nancy A. Bowers

Epidemiology p. 249

Physiology of Twinning p. 249

Role of Infertility and Assisted Reproductive Technology p. 251

Diagnosis of Multiple Gestations p. 254

Maternal Adaptation p. 255

Perinatal Complications p. 256

Antepartum Management p. 264

Intrapartum Management p. 268

Postpartum Care p. 273

Multiple Birth Infants p. 274

Psychological Issues with Multiple Gestations p. 281

Chapter 12 Obesity in Pregnancy p. 296 / Mary Ann Maher

Significance and Incidence p. 296

Obesity-Related Risks to the Mother and Fetus p. 298

Preconception Care p. 300

Antenatal Care p. 301

Intrapartum Care p. 302

Intraoperative Care p. 305

Postpartum Care p. 307

Bariatric Surgery and Pregnancy p. 308

Chapter 13 Maternal-Fetal Transport p. 315 / Judy Wilson-Griffin

Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act p. 315

Types of Inter-Maternal-Fetal Transport p. 316

Mode of Transport p. 317

Transport Equipment p. 317

Transport Personnel p. 318

Communication Plan p. 318

Transport Plan and Patient Preparation p. 318

Chapter 14 Labor and Birth p. 326 / Kathleen Rice Simpson and Nancy O'Brien-Abel

Overview of Labor and Birth p. 326

Emotional and Physical Support during Labor and Birth p. 363

Clinical Interventions for Women in Labor p. 367

Dosage and Rate Increase Intervals p. 380

Administration p. 381

Vaginal Birth p. 389

Cesarean Birth p. 389

Chapter 15 Fetal Assessment during Labor p. 413 / Nancy O'Brien-Abel and Kathleen Rice Simpson

Historical Perspectives p. 413

Definitions and Appropriate Use of Terms Describing Fetal Heart Rate Patterns p. 415

Techniques of Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring p. 418

Physiologic Basis for Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring p. 424

Characteristics of the Normal Fetal Heart Rate p. 428

Interventions for Indeterminate or Abnormal Fetal Heart Rate Patterns p. 430

Fetal Heart Rate Patterns p. 434

Clinical Implications for Monitoring the Fetus Less Than 32 Weeks' Gestation during Labor p. 445

Assessment of Pattern Evolution p. 448

Ancillary Methods for Assessing Fetal Acid-Base Status p. 450

Nursing Assessment and Management Strategies p. 453

Issues in the Use of Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring during Labor p. 457

Chapter 16 Pain in Labor: Nonpharmacologic and Pharmacologic Management p. 466 / Carol Burke

Physiologic Basis for Pain p. 466

Nonpharmacologic Approaches p. 470

Pharmacologic Approaches p. 485

Chapter 17 Postpartum Care p. 509 / Dotti C. James and Patricia D. Suplee

Planning for the Transition to Parenthood p. 509

Anatomic and Physiologic Changes during the Postpartum Period p. 515

Nursing Assessment and Care during Postpartum p. 521

Complications during Postpartum p. 526

Individualizing Care for Women with Special Needs p. 544

Postpartum Learning Needs p. 547

Psychological Adaptation to the Postpartum Period p. 550

Fatigue p. 552

Family Transition to Parenthood p. 552

Postpartum Discharge Follow-up p. 554

Chapter 18 Newborn Adaptation to Extrauterine Life p. 564 / Debbie Fraser

Maternal Medical and Obstetric Conditions Influencing Newborn Adaptation p. 564

Unique Mechanisms of Newborn Physiologic Adaptation p. 564

Apgar Score p. 572

Physical Assessment p. 572

Newborn Identification p. 574

Vitamin K p. 574

Eye Prophylaxis p. 574

Umbilical Cord Care p. 575

Psychological Adaptation p. 575

Complications Affecting Transition p. 576

Hepatitis B p. 577

Chapter 19 Newborn Physical Assessment p. 579 / Annie J. Rohan

State, Weight, and Gestational Age Assessment p. 579

Skin Assessment p. 581

Head Assessment p. 584

Eye Assessment p. 586

Ear Assessment p. 588

Nose Assessment p. 589

Mouth Assessment p. 590

Neck Assessment p. 591

Chest and Lung Assessment p. 592

Cardiovascular Assessment p. 593

Abdominal Assessment p. 595

Genitourinary Assessment p. 597

Musculoskeletal Assessment p. 599

Neurologic Assessment p. 602

Chapter 20 Newborn Nutrition p. 609 / Jill Janke

Infant Feeding Decision p. 609

Benefits of Breastfeeding p. 609

Incidence of Breastfeeding p. 610

Breastfeeding Promotion p. 615

Physiology of Milk Production p. 615

Bio specificity of Human Milk p. 617

Nutritional Components p. 617

Preterm Milk and Lactation p. 618

Breastfeeding Process p. 619

Breastfeeding Management p. 623

Potential Breastfeeding Problems p. 631

Late Preterm p. 638

Medications and Breastfeeding p. 638

Postpartum Surgery and Breastfeeding p. 639

Formula Feeding p. 639

Lactation Suppression p. 642

Chapter 21 Common Neonatal Complications p. 651 / Annie J. Rohan

Neonatal Resuscitation and Stabilization p. 651

Respiratory Distress p. 652

Congenital Heart Disease p. 655

Hypoglycemia p. 658

Hyperbilirubinemia p. 660

Neonatal Sepsis p. 665

Perinatal HIV Infection p. 667

Neonatal Substance Exposure p. 670

Pathophysiology p. 671

Late Preterm Infants p. 674

Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy p. 680

Transport and Return Transport p. 683.

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